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Fatigue, slight tight chest, no cough, no fever for a couple of days. my wife is also feeling very tired and upset tummy, no fever. should we get tested for covid?
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Covid-19 ?'s: Symptoms as described in this pandemic suggest a need for Covid-19 testing and even if negative, quarantine (10 days, currently) to prevent spread .
Answered 12/16/2020
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